What is the expression opposite to "don't sell the
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Posted On: 11/15/2021 11:17:05 AM
Re: Retirement2 #33208
What is the expression opposite to "don't sell the bearskin before one has killed the bear"?
So if someone assumes a positive outcome, he should wait until the outcome really turns out to be positive.
In the opposite sense, please do not already throw in the towel before the boxer really is knocked out!
The situation today is no different than it was on Friday, except for the share price has reduced yet another 10% or so. Of course, that is nothing that I would like to see neither, but we do not know anything more or less than we did on Friday. So let's not consider the cat dead, before we are actually able to look into that box, ok?
I am sure that within the next couple of hours, we will first of all see the 10-Ks being published, as it is GNBT's and NGIO's duty to do so latest today.
Hopefully not very much later Joe and his team will break the CompleteSilence.
So if someone assumes a positive outcome, he should wait until the outcome really turns out to be positive.
In the opposite sense, please do not already throw in the towel before the boxer really is knocked out!
The situation today is no different than it was on Friday, except for the share price has reduced yet another 10% or so. Of course, that is nothing that I would like to see neither, but we do not know anything more or less than we did on Friday. So let's not consider the cat dead, before we are actually able to look into that box, ok?
I am sure that within the next couple of hours, we will first of all see the 10-Ks being published, as it is GNBT's and NGIO's duty to do so latest today.
Hopefully not very much later Joe and his team will break the CompleteSilence.
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